The Response-to-Intervention Program Chapter 12 in your text details the Response-to-Intervention program that is being used in schools throughout the United States to provide a criteria for the early identification of students in need of additional supports before referrals for special education would be made and to provide progressively intense levels of support for students who meet specific criteria.Self-management strategies were presented in Chapter 7. These strategies help students control their own behaviors. These strategies can be added to the intervention supports in the Secondary Tier of Response-to-Intervention.Using your knowledge of Response-to-Intervention, discuss the following:1. Explain how NCLB 2001 and IDEA 2004 encouraged the Response-to-Intervention program. Discuss how Response-to-Intervention meets the federal mandate for educators to use scientifically-based research methods in instruction and interventions (Shepherd & Linn, 2014, p. 253).2. Identify the three tiers of the Response-to-Intervention program and describe the characteristics of each. How can self-management techniques be included in the Secondary Tier?3. Discuss the concerns some have regarding the effectiveness of
Response-to-Intervention.Please read Chapter 7: Cognitive Behavior Management and Chapter 12: Response-to-Intervention and only use this textbook Behavior and Classroom Management in the Multicultural Classroom: Proactive, Active, and Reactive Strategies Edition: 1st (2015) Author: Terry Shepherd and Diana Linn Publisher: Sage Book as a reference and this discussion must be 300-350 words thank youAnswer preview
..The Response to Intervention (RTI) program is a multi-dimensional method of providing interventions and assistance to struggling students at different levels of intensity (Shepherd & Linn, 2015). The IDEA 2004 is a statute that mandates accountability and in educating children with disabilities. The NCLB seeks to encourage excellence in the education of disadvantaged students. Both the IDEA 2004 and NCLB 2001 foster the RTI program by requiring that students with disabilities as well as struggling students to be taught in a manner that is equitable so as to address the disparities. Both statutes meet the federal mandate for scientifically-based interventions as they require a scientific, research-based intervention in the evaluation process.. APA 436 words
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